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The Hofburg is a historic palace in central Vienna that served as the main imperial residence of Austria's Habsburg dynasty from the 13th century onward, with various expansions reflecting its importance as both a winter home and seat of power. Today, it functions as the official residence and workplace of the Austrian president, making it a continuing symbol of Austria's political authority.
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Key facts
- Building.name
- Hofburg
- Building.image
- Wien - Neue Hofburg.JPG
- Building.image_size
- 280px
- Building.caption
- Older castle sections (left), Neue Burg section (center of image) and Outer Castle Gate (separate on the right), in foreground the Heldenplatz.
- Building.location
- Vienna, Austria
- Building.architectural_style
- Neo-Baroque
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Wikidata facts
- Official website
- www.hofburg-wien.at
- Image
- Wien - Hofburg, Leopoldinischer Trakt.JPG
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- Commons category
- Hofburg
Article · 日本語
ホーフブルク宮殿（ホーフブルクきゅうでん、独：Hofburg、「皇宮」の意）は、オーストリアのウィーン中央にある元皇宮宮殿。13世紀頃に建設後、ハプスブルク家、神聖ローマ帝国の王宮となり、1918年までオーストリア・ハンガリー帝国の皇帝の宮殿として使われた。
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Baroque architecture in ViennaBuildings and structures in Innere StadtCommons link from WikidataHistoric house museums in AustriaHistory of ViennaHofburgImperial residences in AustriaMuseums in ViennaNeoclassical architecture in AustriaPalaces in ViennaPresidential residencesTourist attractions in Vienna